Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-10
BRIEFLETS,

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G Weiss. of ]. Volk s. Co, returned
yesterday from Kansas.
Millinery opening at MeCabe Bros. on
Wednesday and Thursday last.
Postmaster Fred Freeberg of Coal
Valley was in the city today.
Ladies heavy merinO vests with cleared
cuffs, extra quality, at McCabe Bros.
Mr.. C. C. Coyne, Port Byron's enterpris-
ing druggist, was in the city On Sstur-
day.
Go TO Krell & Maths aud get dish of
those fine, large New York counts served
in any style.
Rev G ] Luckey preached his first
sermon to his new charge at Galesburg
yesterday.
Mr.Sanford Mott has disposed of fine
mare sired by Kokomo Chief to Mr.. J.
F Renfro.
Mrs Michael O'COnnor and daughter
returned from visit to Keithsburg this
morning.
81 cabinet photos for $3.50 per dozen
at the New York art gallery, 205 Brady
street, Davenport.
Frank Nye, driver of car 10 on the NJ.
& R. |. horse railway, reIoices in the adj
vent OF son.
The police have two horses 10 the
pound which the owners may have by
proving property.
Get one of the new mail boxes, they
are only 81 and are worth more than the
cost for your papers alone,
Postmaster C. w Halves and wife re-
turned from Chicago last evening, hav>
ing had delightful trip.
Go to W. B, Hill for hard wood, sawed
all lengths, corner Twenty third street
and Second avenue Telephone 1909.
Mr.. VIM Snyder. of the Port Byron
Globe, aud wife, are visiting at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Snyder's father, Mr.. David
| Bowen.
Full lines of fall and winter hosiery
and underwear now open at McCabe
Bros. Among the lot are II number of
immense bargains.
Kren Il Math have the finest and best
fitted up oyster parlors in the three cities
They keep the best oysters snd serve
them in all styles.
The Iowa and Illinois Central District
Medical association will meet at the
board of education rooms in this city
Thursday afternoon.
On Thursday and Friday this week
McCsbe Bros. will set the styles for fash
ionable millinery and host of imitators
will be ready to follow.
The Rock Island Onion steals the
Journals special Fdgington, Ills, cores
pondence bodily, A sure sign that the
Journals news is valuable and widely
read .-Muscalne Journal
|
weeks visit to Chicago Her friend,
Miss Maggie Gornley, accompanied her,
and will visit in Rock Island for couple
of weeks
Lost-BetweeE Second street DaveB-
port and Seventeenth street Rock Island,
a Mexican gold pin with turquoise set.
Finder will please leave at the ARGUS
Office
Letter Carrier John McDaIrah has re.
turned from his vacation trip, aud is
again on duty. Carrier George Bruwner
takes his off this week and will spent
it in Chicago
Mr.. Fl. W. Gushing, Of the travelInt
force of Stewart & Montgomery, wa.
married last Wednesday to Miss Lillial
Farwen of Mt. Morris, H. The happy
couple will reside in Rock Island
W. L, Bradley, proprietor of the Lor
8 inner house, Dubuque, and one of the Re
e City's most prominent citizens, was at til
Harper this morning. on his way HON
|, from St Louis. accompanied by his wifi
f and daughter
4 Only few days remaining in whic
, you can get those elegant cabinet photC
for 81 50 per dozen at the New Yor
art gallery, 205 Brady. corner Secon
street, Davenport After October 2Ol
they charge 81, their regular price.
Olive Green, who keeps disreputsb
hole on Third avenue between Eigth an
Ninth streets, was fined 800 and cos
by Justice Bennett this morning ST
was given her choice between leavlu
the city and gong to jail. She will prot
ably leave
IL Treasurer and Mrs John Schaffer, al
daughter, Mrs. r. " Ames. Mrs &c
II Moore. Mrs F. Z. Rogers. Mrs. A
IL Oliu aud the Misses Ida Barrett al
Is Susan Sheppsrd boarded The uai0 f
~ Chicago Tuesday morning. 1t was
happy crowd.-Port Byron Globe.
10 A certain young citizen of Mercer cou
n ty has been in the city recently al
rumor hath it that when he leaves he W
take with him one of Rock Islands fai
est daughters. He was clerk in one
IL Rock Islands retail stores a year or
IN ago.
Rev D. F CarnahaD, who spoke
several churches yesterday in the int,
ests of homeless children, will be t
guest of Mayor V. NJ. Blanding duri
:, the Baptist anniversaries. They grad
" ated from the same class 10 1852, a
have not met since 1854
I'd McCsbe Bros quote for their openi
nj days, Thursday and Friday, lunches
;Iv fine black ostrich tips, three in bun,
h. 3s cents per bunch. Elegant line +
in hats, 90 cents each Rough and rea
sailors, 1s cents. Latest shapes
Canton hats IA cents. Other goods
one half of miliners' prices.